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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-01
GnropGii9e &a6elberi8te
9tm SOrabctto Der Yr6itoentenipaBI
tn SSrantreid).
TrtstSdl MunPIP hritPu

9rubenfatafttppbe faSdIefien.- -GneIanO nno
StIano.-gSisoer elm era6sIiher Sonoo'
ner SfanoaI-Sie 6ubrer oer 5raidiGnrs
Sauare=slufribrer oem 9eridl ltsperiabren
iibGrpiGien.
Baris, so. Nouember.-8ie Sefeblsbaz
Der Der peridieoeneH 4rmeecorps baben uera
fieselte Befeble erhalten, Die iie MIR banH er.
Dfinen iouen, i'm Sale cine Sniurreition auf
bic @rnablun9 etneS neneu Braitoeuten
fOlst. 9tahbem BrGfoent @reup's 6eitSna.
ssSotfaft norgeu uerleieu poroeu 1T,
tperbeH bic Brafoenten bes SeuatS uno Der
Sammer einen @ongreb betber Sammer auf
Sreitag mad Serlailes berufen, nm elnen
ytaffOlger fir Srn. @rep1 su ermGbleu. Die
republifanii6en Sruppen tper0en au Sretta9
Sornittag cine Blenarueriammlun9 Su Ser'
iatles abbalten, nm fid auf etnen &aHotoa'
ten 3u eintgen. Inter ben Utitslieoern Der
8efteu fuoet Der SoridIag, ben Stte'aos
miral Sompierre o'SOrnop, ae9enmGrttaes
0tit9lteb Der 9eputrrtentammer fir 6as De-
partcmert Somme, fir Die Brafoeuti6ait 81
nomintreu, INNER mebr Antlans.
Yaul Serouleoe batte beute eine uuterre'
bung nit benz BrlTioeuteu @reop, IN ruel4er
er guifldrnug itbtr Die &inpGn0e &nBlaHS's
9esen bic @rpdbIung oee Sru. S5errp gum
FTdfbanteu CAB. @r iagte, bic ernita uao
trittide 9uge her Gfi0ireH 6runfreid3'S erfOrs
here, bGB @reop i'm Qmte bleibe.
@ie @rpablung Serrn's meroe uufeblbar
cine SuiurrettioH mad rG 3ieben. DerOu'
Iebe entihubigte it6 peaea Der tiiriIttl BON
lbm segeu @reo9 on ben Gag gele9teu Seinos
ieIigfeit Huo iaste, oieielbe iet ourt ote Abz
| ietuug BOulau9er's als Sriegsmiulfter perz
uriadIt mor6er. @re0p belrltt, auf ir3en0
cine gBeiie 9egen BOulauser Uorge9au9en gu
| ieiH.
,,9a Qanterne" bei5ul6igt Oie Qubiu9er
Selrb's, &efeGungeu un6 Qemter fitr 9tm
mau I'll @uniten hires @aroiboten au95boten
su haben. Sene8 Slatt forOert @reop ebeu.
| inus auf, I'm Amte III bIaibeI. Den lp&ge
| fen Nafrtdten SufOIge III Yrafoent @raUr
| isbcd Jest eutidloheH, auf ietner 4bNaHiuHg
| an bPIebPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-01

-9o6 Der Sesen tommt BON oben,- ffnst StiIler
in ieiHsr -@lode." @orreiponbireno er8dnsen fplr:
.unb bic 5eiIung zines 9uftens our& Dr. 5uu's 9a@
ftsnsSprup."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-01

9ubIin, 80. HoUember.-6r. Sbeebp,
WIitqIieo bes Barlaments, 9e9en mel9en elm
6aftbefebl ausgefellt ia unb nel4er fA btss
Ser Der Serbaftuu9 eut3o9, tam beute IN VI
merid an.-Selte Nben6 fano in Der neetus
fer. SalIn All Dublin Elm untoniftens BaItett
ffatt, an meldem Uiele lonaIe Satboliten AH'
theit natmen. Qoro Sartington uno pr.
Golden uaren nuneieno uus empfu9en eine
Soation. Der Goat auf bic G1ui9in Duroe
nit @utbufasmus aufgenommen, HnS bic
guu3e Seriammlun8 lang ipater ouS gtatto'
nalIieb: "God bless the Prince of Wales. "
Guf ben 8eftuneeu oes Oberffen Charles
Sottenbom i'm @ountp g8erfor6 fauo sefern
cine @rmiIfon nit 9iubernifeu ftatt. Der
III ermtttirenoe Bdd1ter So!e9 bate letH
impropiiirteu eiuen Sturmbod, nit BEN ne
bic gBnno einjuitoben 0eriudten. WGhreno
iie bamit bei9Gitigt maren, pnroeu ne aus
ben 6enfern oe8 obereu Stod5 nit to9enoem
@aier begofen. Sorauf requtrIrteu ile etus
Teueriprite uno erpioerteu ben rpdherIgen
@mpfang nit iOl6em Yahbrnd, baB bic BE
Iaoerteu bnIo flein beisobeE. Sie er9nbeH
fih unb fpur6en - 10 Wtann, bejrD. gtann'
peiber, bod-in Arref abgefiibrt.
auf 2oro 9tuons ausge6ebuteu BeitBuns
gen iano sefiern eiHe @ontereu5 uou 0ele9a'
ten iGmntlider 3weisuereiue Der trii1sH
.Hational eiga" fat. 9erieIben pobntsu
bic Barlaments> 9bseoroneteu @riuD u. @ou:
man bel. Die Seriammlung beidloB, oaB
Qorb Dillon's Anerbieten, bic Ba43iHieu nm
80 Bro;ent herunter 3u ieseu, augeuommen
werbsu miife.
@arft unD 85rfs.
Qpubou, 80. Ro0euIber.-Ser. StaaisH
SbIigationen: 4.pro3. 12s9, Ditto 4t'proS.
l1Ot. aftieu: a..9..0. 40, bitto Pl.or.
-, Canada. Yacific 554, Grie 3Ot, ottto
Bricr. 1909, Sllinctss Central l20, WtertcaH
44s, ct. Banl 774, RetpsDort. Central lllt
Benninlponia 56b, &eubins 35a, Rettcuu
central 144, @nuuo .Roromeft. eaHo. Co.
QtuerpooI, 80. Nouember, 1890 Dstt
tags. gauuipolIe: Ritteli. Oberl. Silt
| Sitto. Stem. Orleans 5lS. = Die Sgrtduf
be.rusen 10000 Salen, SpetuIuptuu IN
ausflbr 1000, 3ufRbr $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

throw the goods into the street IL the
attempt. was persisted In. Justly indig-
nant, Colonel Prouty hitched up his teams
and started out of town. II was his In
tention to. shake the dust OF Bur
lington from his feet forever, and TO
90 into camp near the creek for the
night. In the morning he would start
for lie Roy, which town had made him
liberal offer 10 locate there. just as he
was hating his teams, delegation OF
the citizens OF Burlington, who were In
dignant al the shabby treatment bestowed
upon Col. Prouty, rode up. Ii was only
with the greatest difficulty that they per-
suaded him TO return.
A temporary abiding place was found,
and, In this one room, were the offlce OF
the Burlington Register and the home OF
Col. 5. s. Prouty and family. A large
flag, hung on cord across the room,
divided the office from the residence.
The Kansas Frontier, established at
Junction City, In 1857, dragged out a
miserable existence till In 1862, under
the management OF George T.. Dummcr,
II came TO sudden II not untimely end.
An editorial I'm reference 10 the great
questions OF those stirring times aroused
the Ire OF the soldiers at Fort Riley, and
they went 10 "see the editor" The result
OF "seeing" him was that they "pied"
the forms, tore up the paper, put dirt In
the ink, threw the editor out OF the win
dow and broke the imposing stone In
two. Some citizens who did not like
this mode OF handling private property
held an indignation meeting soon after.
During this meeting bitter quarrel as
10 whether the Frontier was loyal
or not arose. A fight followed, and
what little furniture there was In the
mcetlng-place was broken over the heads
OF the wranglcrs. A few days later
some OF the citizens who had opposed
the policy OF the paper stirred up the
soldiers again. The editor had disap-
pcared when the mob arrived. This time
they completely demolished the presses.
threw the type into the river and burned
the building. A stranger who resem-
blcd the editor arrived and was taken
for Mr.. Drummer. Frightened, he fed,
and the soldiers pursued him. They 30
terrified him by continued shooting that
he jumped into the river and was
drowned
ToM p. MoR0AN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

crested golden pheasant OF China; the
central figure Is the bird Of Paradise; the
lowest group TO the right represents the
silver pheasant and the wonderful Lyre
bird of Australia. Ii is, however, be
yond the power of.art TO do justice TO
the beautiful display of color In the
plumage OF these birds, In which respect
the bird of Paradise is supreme.
The Papuans derive considerable rev.
enue from sale of the skins, which
find their way TO China and the East,
where the finest are bought up by the
nobility
There are other birds in the 'Iand OF
"Plumcs-birds OF matchless song and
feathers-but they do not create the In
terest which from time immemorial
has invested the bird OF Paradise. IL
undoubtedly the most beautiful
OF all winged creation and has rightly
given TO New Guinea the name at the
head OF this article.
II. G. HARBAUoH.
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DROWNED by AN OK.



Death OF Two Men.
A curious story, unfortunately having
for its sequel the loss of two lives, comes
from Scotland. On Saturday afternoon
small yawl was proceeding from Pha-
ray island TO Ebay island, Orkney, dis
lance OF about two miles. There were
four men on board, and with them was
an OK, which they were conveying to
Ebay. The boat appears to have had
some weak points, for on the voyage the
OK put one OF his feet through the bot
tom. The craft began to ill rapidly,
and the only apparent salvation for the
men was TO turn the OK out OF the boat.
The OK objected, and the result was
struggle, during which the boat was
capsized. Two Of the men, James and
Robert Allan. saved themselves by hold
ing TO their boat until assistance arrived;
the other two were drowned. The fate
OF the on Is not recorded.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

taken to keep them
In captivity but with
out success. Beyond
the forests where
they live they soon
droop and die, and
attempts TO keep them
captive seem exhibit
tons OF cruelty.
In the accompany
ing illustration the
artist has, together
with the bird of
Paradise, depicted
several other birds of
most beautiful plum
age. The uppermost
group TO the left
represents the great
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

On his will Sylranus Cobb, IT., cxplA
his desire that no member OF bis fami<n
friend should put on , ~ any time snylsr
~ Grape" wrote he, "or funeral weeds Il
is gloom upon my memory. 4 would it
my beloved ones should seek the brivhtfss
and fragrance Of faith, and trust In "a
rather than the gloom which belongs 70
doubt and unrest. 20 TO find more Iirl.
Add We not TO darkness. God bless you Il \
49, Erehaa0f
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

New 1uluco are toxeu
TO their utmost en-
deayors. Description
cannot do justice 10
the briniancy of the
plumage of these won
derful birds, whose
cherished habitat Ii
New Guinea.
The largest Is but
eighteen inches In
length, w lille the
smallest Is no longer
than ones hand. They
are wholly omniv-
orous. feeding on
fruits and irrsets.
Grin twenty, the ss''lp
on twenty-oue, II
81 section twcnt'
tar
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attached, for the natives cut them
of and sold the skins to the
traders, who, no doubt, helped to
give circulation 10 the story.
Another reason probably arose
from the fact that the birds are
almost constantly on the wing,
and, as their feet are small and
the legs short, they were hidden
by the gorgeous plumage.
New Guinea is 1,400 miles in
length--a continent almost. Sepa-
rated from Australia by Torres
strait. J. en.cys -snas delightful
climate OF the tropics, and every
where throughout it's domain is
seen the wonderful vegetation
peculiar to islands washed by the
waters of the warm seas. It's
people, for the most part, are the
genuine Papuans, sine examples
Of savage humanity" as DR.. Wood
says stall, well-shaped and pow
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

TODAY every Kansas village OF 800
souls hss 4 more or less nowsv paper.
and each town 81 & oj0 inhabitants pos,
sesses ~ lcnst one daily and several
wecklv shec,s when this a considered.
ones memory seems almost at fault when
Il recalls that but little over score OF
wears AGO. the number OF papers In the
entire state was less than atty. Half a
dozen wears before that there were IN
All Int TWENTY-FIVE or twonty-three OF
them.
In those days the career Of border
editor was far from being one long-con-
tipued nfcnic ~ exfs,ence. About the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
DIAMOND CHIPS.

h. ne iufLc~t VHruftfuthI Oh 81
d, AMiS
tx goods now ON exhibition ut Max, the
A. cIothier's.
,n Sleghing splendid
": For fine -ha,xls 90 "a Max
all ~. ..1an - ..'s..4 ~. ~.
~ ~" a'''e" - ''''''s - F''N
christmas three weekslro to-notfnM.
Cashcmcre nc seven cents per yard az
Max.
Look nt Eslxila show pictures ~ tho
W. post Office. i6t2
;. In. Metc,lf sold one Of his bo,,%en a,
'on s.nnerman,
TO his, ..,,am .....s,,,.,,. !. .a,.,., 10 I'll.
quent .-s'vh ss's - '''~'' ~ ~
OF the - '''''e
meet ceyov want bargain IN eioaks 10 "a
sultatlot"e c'o'n'ei'
wilson, .oming passenger trains atc crowded
took ddrtullest capacity.
as II was upeople viii actually tap an edit.
ing ~ herNd pile all signs fail
ho,ci. music riyaP away with Dr.
milscl ~ '1hcorHets e Max, the cIOtlfier'n..
fTS I'm ps;.l, . M tina 81 her myers xtor
1870 ~ Wv Ups ~ ny 'hbo'as H,i1tt. "
Mn5 wy veslnnlnB "a Wy n,qua'ns I'LL.
"a 1ules ufovy snu i,an,oi i's"n. i 49,
seh,i,incn MouIu naNo liS,cns" W "*
o .l,s a ns,ynis sn ~ hau W
soiu 'nns, "ieu'h ,es' INN sSn Je~ eut n's<'. [<
would become tne rIesiaen' oar my
rrench rcpuonc anu the o'ner ms
in, Inv -, x,, tlcIghink
.oa men marsnal Mcmhnoh IesiEn'rtice ~
io1v, III. 1revy was elected rIesiaen
lne Iencn fepuonc, ana !, - salu ne me- "a in-
Pa'Icu " tue ,aia's uo ~ sco, I'M ls' inside
certain former rres'uen, on tne onItc
Nates 70 the ,apl'ol =, ashington' -"
spiy ana witnou, the sngn'cst os'en's-
ne mas nlleu tna' iliuslrlous posi-
disY snc sa.lslhclloh "a tnc gten' nn-
penn ms countrymen. since MS eie-
man inc supreme neau 81 anaus
simplet uresy mas peeh ophgeu ~
houses \ former simple Ire Wn''o
? the sole I've, on. Nc glauiy sscsPes
r Mormon no Hpcnu MS vacation AZ La
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03

The man who uses such fcndish weapons
az "A told you So and ~ knew II was going
TO happen, N worse than bomb thr0wer
and more hateful than blizzard. 80 Washln0-
fos Messenger.
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erful." Their color, that of the BODY
especially, is sooty brown or black,
though II never quite reaches the jetti-
ness of the negro races.
The legs of the Papuan are long and
thin; his hands are larger than those
of the Malay, and his mouth is large. He
has way of wearing his hair which re-
calls the headdress of the Beautiful
Circassian Girl" of the dime museum.
This hair is harsh, dry and frizzly. In
youth 1t Is short and compact, but when
the Papuan reaches manhood IL forms a
fTizzled mop, in which he takes great
pride. Sometimes the face Is partially
covered with punches of hair, and the
arms and body are often similarly
clothed.
The houses of Papua, or New Guinea,
are elevated on posts. They are simply
constructed, but serve TO keep out the
rats and snakes which seem to overrun
the island In some places. Entrance to
the houses is gained by hole In the
flooring, and when the family has retired
for the night the stair-ladder Is drawn in
side for protection against robbers. Some
Of these houses are very large and serve
for the abode OF a number Of families
whose compatibility lets them get along
without domestic feuds.
The natives are wonderful canoe and
arrow makers. Their ingenuity has led
them to manufacture knives out of
the bamboo. They have an aver
sion TO steel that is diverting. When
the traveller MGilliyray visited New
Guinea he attempted 10 show the natives
the superiority OF steel over their primi-
tive cutlery. Taking up a stick the
traveller cut IL vigorously with his knife,
and handed IL 20 the awed crowd for In
spection. Strange 90 say, instead OF be-
ing pleased with the performance, the
natives fled to their canoes, and put off
like people In fright. Nor could the
chief be prevailed upon 20 accept the
knife as present, although the traveller
used every inducement In hts power.
Papuan marriages occupy but little
time. The contracting parties seat them
selves In front OF an idol and opposite
each other. The girl then presents her
lover with some betel leaf and tobacco.
When he accepts the presents the young
couple join hands and the ceremony Is
considered at an end. No priest, no
elaborate savage costume in this. The
acceptance OF bit of betcl leaf. and the
twain are one.
One of the queer freaks Of the New
Guineans Is their love for the pig. The
female children OF almost every other
nation OF the world have dolls with human
face and form. The Papuan girl has a
doll also, but Il Is In the form Of a pig.
The island swine are long-lcgged, stiff
haired animals, not At all like the sleek
>porkers OF our own styes II Il no IN
1,ommon sight 90 see Papuan girl ca
Z tssing a pig and bcstowing on II all the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-12-03
bur GRADED SCHOOLS.


w Report for fLsde soafh Ead
Noremses :yitton,,. -
The ~ wing is a rdaous, the he
Ient satul attcndane1iser.
~ ~. an. ! sal, said IN. MI.
plainly read Sshe history Of every
moral disease I'm
the faces of the
passers-by."
A learned jurist
who died In Penn
sylyania lately
held himself
haughtily aloof
- from.all the world
pAf&kS but mis- own inn
rz1z G. mediate family.
= M II hate the mob
q NM of men, "..he would
{fk often say. II do
yykSVhfl<fy&.S.,t choose that
s. ny. "a -. shall pry
: a IS s.tfs ~ W inner
learly
= xffr.y 49, 10 sell
ytzS<S-->- "
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
A FORTUNE.

This familiar. but seldom realized
expression, denotes the means for
for happiness to it, full extent. Some
look upon their accumulated wealth
their hearts content and take pleasure
to renew it daily. Others again are
straining every nerve and sinew to
obtain for them this idol In whatever
shape and form they may imagine 1t,
and at the expense Of their mental and
physical capacity, but - any over
exertion may have fatal result, every
body should bear in mind to use Phos-
phatic Lemon Rye, the infallible
remedy for mental and physical sx-
haustion, and positive cure for dys-
pepsia. All physicians prescribe il
for same and u to be had 1t every drug
store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
Suffers from Kidney and Liver Trouble

Suffers from Kidney and Liver Troubles
will find Simmons Liver Regulator .
true remedy for these complaints. It
news and strengthens the entire sys-
tenn, by promoting the healthy action
Of the liver and kidneys.
81 have been troubled with liver
complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for long time. I have used
Simmons Liver Regulator, and It has
done me more good than all the med
icine lever took. would not be
without it. GEO. 81. PRATT,
U. 8. Deputy Collector End Dist Ga
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
DARBYS PR0PHYLACTIC
YLUm.

Use it in every sick-room. Will
keep the atmosphere pure and whole
some, removing all bad oders from any
source.
Will destroy all Disease Germs, in.
lection from all fevers, and all Conta-
gious Diseases.
The eminent physician, ]. Marion
Sims, NJ. d., New York, says: II am
convinced that Prof. Darbys Prophy.
Tactic Fluid II most valuable disin-
fectant."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.

Brown and Maxson will Ssli al the
I4awitska fasm ! naiie south ana 2miles
east Of Ia Harpe on Tuesday, October.
II, 1887, 4f5 head Of yearlina, Agar
old and a.year.old steers. For terms
and particulars see bills from this Of
fee. Adams auction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07

Idreamed dream the other night
When nothing cOuld be seen
Idrcamed that best OF druggists had,
A Peerless liver bean.
Next morning ct the break OF day,
rose with an aching spleen |;
But soon got cured Of raging pain,
BY taking Smiths Bile Beans.
Two bits per bottle,
IN nv DR. C.. Gillian.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
LETTER LIST

LETTER LIST
List of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola. Kas., Oct, s, 1857.
Barnett, John Sturgeon, JH
Bowles, L Swagert, A n
Ce.ierstam H. Herr Pastor, T. A.
Dudiies, Hairby S:arkey, Cyrus
Shoemaker,
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date Of advertisement.
]. E. IRELAND, P. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to Kingsley 4 Wharton are re-
quested to call and settle Immediately,
as we have made a change in our bus
mess which compels US to square our
books at once.
KINGSLEY & WHARTON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07

Children will refuse bad tasting
cough medicine but they will all be
willing to take DR.. JacksOn's Syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Lungwort whenever
offered. It is as pleasant as Maple
Syrup and will reach q bad cough
much quicker than any other prepar-
ton Of the kind. Sold by all druggist
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps:
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stiles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat,
Cough, etc, Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Every bottle warranted by
Scott & Son druggist, lola. Feb.3, So
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07


madeup trash. q Re cordially invited
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, THE BOSS STOCK
CALL AND SEE MY NEW GOODS WHETHER YOU BUY OR Mt!
B, II. RODMAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07


ladies and white hair
from
make a the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
. Q NEW . .
Fall : Winter Goods!

The selected stock Of DRY GooD that with
ment select from in Allen county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07
9 Good Bargains in Dress Goods !! Q

4Oinci Dress Cashnaeres. only 25 centsa yard
10 inch all ucool Serge. all shades only so cts. 3D.
42 in all cool Trcot CLOTH all shades. only 65c 3D.
1850 yds dress goods, all shades only f. nc a nd
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-07

1uScisoiis -nSIdus at ol/O SsoV " w .
H. Ling, at 3S955; 800 to D. C. Wood
at 259sG; end 800 to s w Ellis, at 319S5
DIR. s. Tozer was elected a member of
the board of Directors to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation of +. L.
Marsh, and Mr.. H. Waters was elect
ed president of the Board.
We take pleasure in placing Mr.. Rosenber-
gers name upon our subscription list We
don't know Mr.. RS. politics: II he's demo-
crat. he's all right; il republican. he's in a
bad box, and might as well surrender at once.
for the Co,1Gnf and Herald combined will be too
much for him and will have him ranged upon
the bourbon side of the fen ce before the year is
up anyway.-Hgmboiu Herald.
They will have him hanging orer
the fence, that's certain. Too much
poison is its own antidote-its own
emetic so to speak.
Large quantities of broom corn have
appeared on our streets every day this
week. The low price that prevails is
unaecountable to US, as it was under
stood that the crop last year was be-
low the average, while this years crop
is certainly very short. But lola buy.
ers pay the very best price that the
market justifies, 80 this city will be
heada uarters Of the broom corn trade
this ear as it was last.
The democratic county convention for lSS7 IL
a thing of the past. How wisely the work OF
tais convention was done can only be determin-
Ell by the vote cast on thesth day OF November.
-DcmOcrIf.
And ON the 18th day of November,
after the returns are all in and the
democratic candidates are all embarked
on Salt river, the Democrat will put
its tong re in It's cheek and ds0op one
eye and remark 81 told you eo!' The
Democrat carries long bead.